Best Jacqueline Poems


Premium Member Jacqueline


Just the other day I came across a picture of you with your horse
And was amazed to see how much we looked alike
Could it be true that you are mere words upon a cold stone
Quiet, beautiful and kind Jacqueline
Unbelievable you left this world on Mother's Day 
Entangled, meshed, intertwined are our souls for eternity
Love is what you left with me
I am so proud to be the daughter of one such as you
Not a day will go by that you are not in my heart
Especially on Mother's Day



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March 14, 2015

Poetry/Acrostic/JACQUELINE
Copyright Protected, ID 03-653-962-14
All Rights Reserved, 2015, Constance La France


For the Standard contest Acrostic on Mother's Day, 
sponsor, Tammy Reams, Judged 04/2015

First Place

Premium Member Jacqueline, My Mother

Jacqueline, my mother . . .
always with a smile and a twinkle,
with happiness, joyfulness and blissfulness.

Born poor, poverty-stricken, moneyless, penniless,
she left shantytown far behind, the slum that was home;
fell in love, married young and was with child so very young,
her sadness was buried deep, she held it within her broken heart.

Jacqueline, my mother . .  .

We took great pleasure in summer adventures,
mother always said she had a great sense of direction;
but mostly we were lost, gone astray and hopelessly adrift,
so stumbling upon a quaint country town was usually the result.

Jacqueline, my mother . . .

Her family was her joy and mother was her job,
we loved mom, mommy, mama who was so kind to us;
so caring, warm, tender, gentle, devoted, protecting her kids,
and she taught us to be adventurous and not be afraid to get lost.

Jacqueline, my mother . . .
always with a smile and a twinkle,
with happiness, joyfulness and blissfulness.

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May 10, 2015

Poetry/Verse/Jacqueline, My Mother
Copyright Protected, ID 05-671-837-10
All Rights Reserved, 2015, Constance La France

Written for the Standard contest, Tell Us About Your Mom, 
sponsor, Judy Konos, Judged 2015

First Place

Premium Member ''Jacqueline''

Just the other day, I came across a picture of you with your horse
And was amazed to see how much we looked alike


    mother loved horses and daughter and mother
    had a resemblance and the love was deep


Could it be true that you are mere words upon a cold stone
Quiet, beautiful and kind Jacqueline
Unbelievable you left this world on Mother's Day


    the writer has a hard time accepting the death
    of her mother, who was a special person and 
    the timing of the death makes it even more difficult 

      
Entangled, meshed, intertwined are our souls for eternity
Love is what you left with me
I am proud to be the daughter of one such as you


    the love for mother will never cease, there
    is great pride in the daughter for her mother

Not a day will go by that you are not in my heart
Especially on Mother's Day


    even death cannot take away the love





JACQUELINE

Just the other day I came across a picture of you with your horse
And was amazed to see how much we looked alike
Could it be true that you are mere words upon a cold stone
Quiet, beautiful and kind Jacqueline
Unbelievable you left this world on Mother's Day
Entangled, meshed, intertwined are our souls for eternity
Love is what you left with me
I am so proud to be the daughter of one such as you
Not a day will go by that you are not in my heart
Especially on Mother's Day



Acrostic, written, March 14, 2015


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July 3, 2015

Poetry/Acrostic/with interpretation/"Jacqueline"
Copyright Protected, ID 15-686-179-0
All Rights Reserved.  Written under Pseudonym.


Premium Member Ode to My Mother

She was of this rich 
          earth and clay
a beautiful lass so full of life 
and so wont at play
who used to water ski 
           in Turtle Bay

At Carnival time 
    costume in hand
marched and danced she
in a masquerade band
till midnight and Las Lap’s 
              last stand

The year was 
  nineteen fifty-three
when down the aisle walked 
in grace and beauty
my future mother 
        and bride to be

A Catholic girl 
  whose love was true
torn between the man she loved 
and faith she knew
but followed her heart 
       and said “I do!”

Was a leap of faith 
       and leap of fate
to stay all the raging madness 
and mayhem at our gate
or leave Trinidad 
    before it’s too late

Her island home 
   for us all gave up
and of life’s bittersweet wine 
drank from its cup
but a poisoned chalice 
           she did sup

She was an abider
      of all that’s good
who raised us in the cares
and joys of motherhood
in the devotions for which
               she stood

Whom taught me 
   in the ways of love
and edified the outcast soul 
in me to rise above
when all our lives 
     she was a part of

The breast that 
 suckled life in arms
alas needed life’s healing salves
and curing balms
yet bravely you fought 
           all its harms

Now it’s been 
  twoscore years gone
since God among His saints 
counted you as one
and a darkness this world 
                  fell upon!


 Written: February 2018

Premium Member Finding Jacqueline

From my window, I saw spring flowers
Kissed by morning's radiance
You were my cloud of joy
Touching me with your charm
You awakened me from dream to thee
Love was in the air when I looked up
A moment of clarity sparkled
Love's rebirth arrived with you, my love
You illuminated the chambers of my heart
You, like kaleidoscopic pastels
Of spring flowers graced my space
In visions, with your loveliness, capturing me

I was in transit
Yet, sifting through pages of time
Again you emerged; as I unearth my symbol of love
Letters and numbers were blessings in disguise
A printed flower called Jacqueline, graced sheets of white
Your voice became a sweet soothing sound to my soul
I sat in awe, poised with pen on sheets of white
There you were, as pure as precious luck
Or is it, we should stay in touch?

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Premium Member Jacqueline I'Lyezette

Just the other day, I came across a picture of you with your horse
And I was amazed to see how much we looked alike


    mother loved horses and daughter and mother
    had a resemblance and the love was deep


Could it be true that you are mere words upon a cold stone
Quiet, beautiful and kind Jacqueline
Unbelievable you left this world on Mother's Day


    the writer has a hard time accepting the death
    of her mother, who was a special person and
    the timing of the death makes it even more difficult


Entangled, meshed, intertwined are our souls for eternity
Love is what you left with me
I am proud to be the daughter of one such as you 


    the love for mother will never cease, there
    is great pride in the daughter for her mother


Not a day will go by that you are not in my heart
Especially on mother's day


    even death cannot take away the love 

    

Jacqueline

Just the other day I came across a picture of you with your horse,
And was amazed to see how much we looked alike;
Could it be true that you are mere words upon cold stone,
Quiet, beautiful and kind Jacqueline.
Unbelievable you left this world on Mother's Day,
Entangled, meshed, intertwined are our souls for eternity;
Love is what you left with me,
I am proud to be the daughter of one such as you.
Not a day will go by that you are not in my heart,
Especially on Mother's Day.

March 14, 2015

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July 3, 2015

Poetry/Verse/"Jacqueline I'Lyezette"
Copyright Protected, ID 15-727-428-0
All Rights Reserved.  Written under Pseudonym


Darkness By Jacqueline Arias 7th Grade

It's dark in this room.
    No light to shine.
No one to say hi
    but I'm filled with fright.

No one can see
    The fright inside of me
but the darkness is spreading
    all around me.

There is no future.
    Neither a past.
The present is here
    but it won't last.

Premium Member John F and Jacqueline Kennedy Fairy Tale Camelot

35th President John F. Kennedy
Somehow developed major enemies
Their seemingly styled Camelot
Dissolved when extramarital affairs were caught

His wife the graceful Jacqueline Kennedy
Drew Americans in to total empathy
When her love was killed that day
But both of them had affairs to play   

There is no perfect rhyme for Kennedy but I went ahead with that one anyway.
The title line would not let me use apostrophe or a period in it. LOL

I have read that President Kennedy had many affairs but I do not know that for a fact and also Mrs. Kennedy had affairs as well so I have read. They say don't spread gossip but it is written in books. 

Written: January 13, 2019
For the contest:
Sponsor: Carolyn Devonshire

Premium Member For My Mother, Jacqueline

 
"mommy,  I have things to tell you small things 
and big things, things only you will understand."

                                           Quote by _Constance

just the other day I came across a picture
 of you with your horse
and I was amazed to see how much we look alike
could it be true that you are just words
upon cold stone
oh, my quiet, beautiful and kind Jacqueline  
it is unbelievable you left this world
just after Mother's Day
now, entangled, meshed, intertwined
are our souls for eternity
the meaning of love and so much more
is what you left with me
and I am so proud to be the daughter
of one such as you 
mommy, not a day goes by
that you are not in my heart
especially on each Mother's Day 

oh, how my heart is shattered
and my thoughts are scattered
with sadness for your sad death
and the day of your last breath
I recall that sweet May day
with the songs of birds so gay
after-   I strolled in the blue
where a bird came (I think was you)
I promised to plant you a garden bright
with flowers swaying and birds in flight
each May-   I will do this to honor you
I will plant a garden calm and tranquil
oh, how my heart is shattered
and my thoughts are scattered

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May 14, 2023

Poetry/Free Verse/For My Mother, Jacqueline
Copyright Protected, 05-1547-310-14
All Rights Reserved, 2023, Constance La France

Premium Member Jacqueline

Daughter, friend, writer, teacher 
Daughter of Eternal God, Ms. Dorothy Ann 
Lover of colors White and Green 
Who fears Eternal God and to sin 
I would like to see Father Christ again, Holy land, London and Hawaii 
Resident of Daly City, California U.S.A. 
Mendoza

Mapenzi Kuniteka

Kosa Lipi kukukosea?
Penzi Mbona waniteka!
Hisia sizo tetereka,
Kuni za huba kuchochea,
kambani kunifunga,
Penzi nisikutoke,
Hata usiponifunga,
Penzi siwezi ponyoka.
Mitetemo yenye huba,
Mapigo ya moyo kuchonyota,
Yanifanya kibogoyo,
Hali kuwa nna meno,
Niseme nini tena?
Penzi laniteka!
Kutekwa penzini,
Kutoroka siwezi.
Mtekaji ni laazizi,
Kwa Mapenzi simuwezi,
Kanifunga kwa hisia, 
Minyororo yenye kopa,
Kutoroka mie siwezi,
Kwa mapenzi namuenzi,
Ameniteka milele,
Burudani yetu milele.

Jacqueline

Jacqueline

                       Joyous,jewel,jubilant,joker
                       Abrasive,alluring,amazing
                       Cantankerous,cheerful,charismatic
                       Quixotic,quirky,quintessence
                       Unremitting,unforgettable,unruly,unrestrained
                       Elegant,exquisite,enthralling
                       Laughing,lovable,luxurious,lifeblood
                       Incisive,incredible.infallible
                       Noble,notorious,noticeable,nurturing
                       Effervescent,eloquent,extraordinary.
© Aleta Pope  Create an image from this poem.

The Late Jacqueline Hill

She starred in "Doctor Who" and "Blood Money".
She died thirty years ago today at the age of 63.
When she starred in those Doctor Who episodes, she starred with William Hartnell and Tom Baker.
She lost her battle with cancer thirty years ago today and she went to Heaven and met her maker.
She also starred in "Tales Of The Unexpected", "The Comedy Man" and "No Hiding Place".
People were sad thirty years ago because she was no longer a member of the human race.
It's always sad when such a talented person dies.
All of her fans mourned because of her demise.

[Dedicated to Jacqueline Hill (1929-1993) who died 30 years ago today on February 18, 1993]

Premium Member Jacqueline R Mendoza

J –a-c is for girls, J-A-C-K is for Boys
A  short for Jacqueline
C Capability is very limited because I’m disable with paralyzed left arm
Q-  Quirky sometimes people describe me to be unusual
U- Understanding is what I usually do for odd people 
       Who thinks I’m quirky
E  Easy to approach is how I am
L  limited but compassionate towards people and things
I Illustrious is respected for skills in a field, as for me
      the field of  poetry is  what I want
N Naturally Filipino American is what I became when I took oath of 
     pledge of  Allegiance last June 7th 2018
E Eager to learn about poetry

R Reminiscing the times when I was normal 

M Mayor Mendoza is where I got my last name of Mendoza
E energize to do this Acrostic type of poem to the group
N Nuisance or annoyance is what I am to other people
D Depression is my mental illness
O Obliged happily by Xibin to recite this Type of Acrostic poem to everyone
Z Zaptig is a full shapely figure is what I have right now
A Acrostic Type of Poem is What I just presented,
     I hope most or some will make Acrostic type of poem as I did.

Jacqueline

Jacqueline was trim and lean never ran out of steam 
she ran and ran and never tired now isn't that a dream 
she did a sprint 
and won some mints  
Lifesaver ones, for her and her victorious team.

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